The Arizona Cardinals have fired Head Coach Jonathan Gannon, but what do they do now? Join Espo as he breaks it all down. Plus, Devin Booker delivered a cold-blooded dagger three that sent a loud message to the entire NBA as the Phoenix Suns stunned the Oklahoma City Thunder in a statement win. In this episode, Espo breaks down Booker’s clutch shot, how the Suns closed the game late, and why this win matters in the bigger Western Conference picture.

Is Jonathan Gannon entering his final game as head coach on Sunday when the Arizona Cardinals meet the Los Angeles Rams? The most likely Black Monday scenario for the Cards’ coach. Arizona State falls in heartbreaking fashion in the Sun Bowl to Duke. Suns in a good position to win their 20th game against the lowly Kings.

The Phoenix Suns don’t need to blow things up — but they *do* need to get more balanced. As the season progresses, one roster issue continues to stand out: frontcourt depth, particularly at backup center or power forward. In honor of Boxing Day, Espo takes a look at why a targeted trade could make sense for Phoenix, not out of desperation, but out of practicality. With a potential playoff rotation already taking shape, the Suns may need one more reliable frontcourt piece to stabilize lineups, protect the rim, and reduce the nightly strain on the starters. We break down: - Why the Suns’ biggest need is frontcourt depth, not anything else - The limitations of the current backup center and power forward rotation - How a modest trade could improve rebounding, rim protection, and lineup flexibility Do the Suns need a backup center, a power forward, or both? Let us know what type of move you’d like to see.

Jonathan Gannon’s Arizona Cardinals were supposed to take a step forward in 2025. Instead, they’ve become one of the NFL’s biggest disappointments — and on this episode, it’s time for a full Festivus-style Airing of Grievances. From coaching decisions to roster construction, game management, player development, and organizational direction, nothing is off-limits as we break down how this season went so wrong. Cardinals fans were promised progress — what they got was frustration, inconsistency, and a product that simply hasn’t been good enough. In the spirit of Festivus, we cover: Why Jonathan Gannon’s Cardinals have regressed instead of improved The biggest coaching and leadership failures of the 2025 season Offensive and defensive issues that never got fixed Where accountability truly belongs inside the organization Why this season qualifies as an outright embarrassment What must change immediately for the Cardinals to regain credibility This isn’t hot take theater — it’s a clear-eyed evaluation of where the Cardinals stand, why expectations were missed so badly, and what fans should realistically demand moving forward. If you’re frustrated, disappointed, or simply tired of excuses, this episode is for you.

Kenny Dillingham has secured his future at Arizona State — but the biggest question surrounding ASU Football is only getting louder. After re-signing with the Sun Devils, Dillingham openly challenged the program to find one major donor capable of changing the trajectory of Sun Devil football. What does ASU need to compete in the modern college football landscape? Is NIL funding the missing piece? And who might be the one person Dillingham had in mind when he floated the idea of a massive financial commitment? In this episode, we break down: Kenny Dillingham’s new contract and what it signals for ASU Football Why donor support and NIL resources are now essential to winning The real meaning behind the rumored $20 million ask This isn’t just about a contract — it’s about whether Arizona State is ready to take the next step as a serious college football program. Join the conversation and let us know: Who do YOU think could be “The One Person” ASU needs?

The Phoenix Suns once again find themselves at the center of controversy — but this time, the biggest question isn’t just about the opponent. Is this another example of inconsistent officiating hurting the Suns, or is Dillon Brooks crossing the line and daring refs to respond? On this LIVE episode, we break down the plays, the whistles (or lack thereof), and the growing frustration surrounding how the Suns are being officiated. Is there a real pattern with the referees when Phoenix faces physical, agitator-style defenders like Dillon Brooks? Or are the Suns failing to adjust to playoff-level intensity? Espo analyzes: The most controversial calls (and non-calls) impacting the Suns Dillon Brooks’ physical style and how it affects Phoenix’s stars Whether the Brooks and the Suns are being singled out by NBA officiating

On November 18 the Phoenix Suns entered a stretch that many believed would expose every flaw — a demanding schedule, elite opponents, injuries, and zero margin for error. Instead, Devin Booker and the Suns survived it and, in many ways, showed exactly who they are. In this episode, Espo breaks down the so-called “brutal stretch” that was expected to derail Phoenix’s season — and why it didn’t break this team. From execution to mindset, coaching adjustments to roster depth, this run revealed the Suns’ real identity. We cover: Why this stretch was viewed as a potential breaking point How Devin Booker carried responsibility without forcing outcomes What the Suns proved about their resilience and structure How Jordan Ott’s system held up under sustained pressure What these games tell us about Phoenix going forward This wasn’t about one win or one loss — it was about whether the Suns could endure adversity without losing themselves. The answer matters far more than the standings.

Kenny Dillingham has made it clear where his loyalty lies — *Arizona State**. But in today’s college football landscape, loyalty alone is not enough especially with the University of Michigan in waiting. With NIL pressure, conference realignment fallout, and coaching turnover across the sport, the **Sun Devils must act now* if they want to secure their future. In this episode, we break down why Dillingham’s commitment to Arizona State football matters, what ASU leadership needs to do next, and how timing could determine whether the Sun Devils build long-term stability or risk falling behind in the Big 12. From contract security to program resources, this is a critical moment for ASU football.

Kenny Dillingham had the chance to chase one of the biggest jobs in college football — and he said no. Turning down Michigan raised eyebrows across the sport, but it also revealed exactly why Dillingham is different from most coaches in today’s landscape. In this episode, we break down why Dillingham’s decision matters, what it says about his values, and how it reinforces the culture he’s building at Arizona State. In an era defined by money, power, and constant movement, Dillingham choosing loyalty and long-term vision stands out — and could reshape ASU football’s future.

Could Joe Burrow actually follow the Carson Palmer blueprint and walk away from the Bengals? And if so… could that open the door for the Arizona Cardinals to make one of the biggest move in franchise history? In today’s episode, Espo breaks down the real factors behind Burrow’s long-term future in Cincinnati, how player–team tensions have played out before, and why Palmer’s exit still serves as the clearest roadmap for a superstar QB looking for a new start. He also examines what this all could mean for the Cardinals’ rebuild timeline, and whether Arizona could become the unexpected winner of a Burrow–Bengals fallout. If you’re a Cardinals fan, Bengals fan, or just love quarterback drama and franchise-changing scenarios, this is a discussion you won’t want to miss. Plus, Yahoo Sports Dan Devine joins to talk about his perspective on the Phoenix Suns from a national perspective.

The Phoenix Suns just hit a historic low point in Oklahoma City, as they lost to the Thunder by 49 points. But the story is far bigger than one bad night. Espo dives into how the Suns collapsed against the Thunder, what the numbers really say about their struggles, and—most importantly—why this team is nowhere near done. We cover: What went wrong in OKC and how it reached a historic low Why the core foundation is still built for a strong turnaround Context behind injuries, rotations, and chemistry challenges How Phoenix can recalibrate heading into the next stretch

The NBA Cup might not move the needle for every franchise, but for the Phoenix Suns, it carries real weight. In this episode, we break down why this tournament actually matters for Devin Booker, Dillon Brooks, Collin Gillespie and a roster trying to build identity, chemistry, and momentum in a stacked Western Conference. From competitive reps in high-pressure games to lineup experimentation and unlocking role-player consistency, we explain how the Suns can use the NBA Cup as a springboard into the regular season — and why ignoring its importance would be a mistake. Plus, Arizona Family Sports’ Mark Mcclune stops by to talk the Suns and play a game.

The Phoenix Suns have quietly built one of the smartest and most complete rosters in the NBA — and it’s finally starting to show. In today’s episode, Espo breaks down how the Suns assembled the perfect mix of stars, role players, defenders, and clutch specialists to steal wins this season, even against elite competition. From Devin Booker’s leadership, to Grayson Allen’s ability to be the point of attack, Collin Gillespie’s grit, Dillon Brooks’ edge and the bench pieces transforming late-game situations, this video explains the exact formula behind Phoenix’s sudden surge. If you’re a Phoenix Suns fan — or just want to understand why this team is becoming a problem in the West — this is for you.

College football may be falling apart on a national level, but the Arizona Wildcats and Arizona State Sun Devils are actually on the rise. From conference chaos to NIL drama and realignment headaches, the sport is a mess — yet both Arizona programs are proving they’re not part of the problem. In this episode, we break down why college football is a disaster right now in the sport’s postseason, how to potentially fix it and why Arizona State at the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl and University of Arizona at the Holiday Bowl help position both teams for future success. We cover: 🏈 What’s gone wrong in college football this season 🐻 Why Arizona is thriving despite the chaos 🔥 ASU’s long-term outlook and recruiting momentum Plus, former College Football Playoff Committee member and Valley media legend Paola Boivin joins us to talk about the situation.

The **Arizona Cardinals** have run out of places to hide with no other games going on in the Valley. Excuses are gone, injuries aren’t enough, and the “rebuild” label can’t cover up what’s happening on the field anymore. This weekend, we finally see *exactly* how bad things are — and what it means for Jonathan Gannon, Monti Ossenfort, and the future of the franchise. In today’s episode, Espo dives into: 🔥 Why this weekend exposes the **true state of the Cardinals** 🔥 The major flaws Gannon can’t hide behind anymore Plus: Brahm Resnik of 12 News stops by to talk about Mesa’s proposed new MLS Stadium

The **Phoenix Suns trade rumors** are heating up again — with big names like **Karl-Anthony Towns** and **Julius Randle**being thrown around as possible targets. But while blockbuster trades sound tempting, the Suns may be far better off staying the course with what Jordan Ott and this roster are building. In today’s episode, Espo breaks down: 🔥 Why the Suns should **avoid chasing KAT, Randle, or any big-name trade** 🔥 How the current roster is finding its identity without major shakeups 🔥 Why overreacting to early-season ups and downs could derail real progress 🔥 What Phoenix actually needs — and what they *don’t* 🔥 How OttBall is creating a system that doesn’t require star-chasing Plus: what the national media keeps getting wrong about the Suns’ long-term plan.

Chris Paul’s legendary NBA career may finally be nearing its end — but the bigger question in Phoenix is whether CP3 has earned a place in the **Phoenix Suns Ring of Honor**. His time in the Valley was short, but unforgettable: a Finals run, a culture change, and some of the best basketball the franchise has ever seen. But is that enough? In today’s episode, Espo breaks down: 🔥 Whether Chris Paul truly left a Ring of Honor legacy in Phoenix 🔥 How CP3 transformed the Suns from pretenders to contenders 🔥 The complicated end of his career with the Clippers 🔥 Whether his impact outweighs the short tenure 🔥 What Suns fans really think — and what the organization might decide Plus: How Chris Paul’s career should be remembered in Phoenix vs. everywhere else